Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-28

-SE@oKLY:S. September 9th There yas
good track - day, but murSy weather Th
| tirst race, thIee-f9nrth OF mig, Cyclops won
Rio a Or secord, Faux Pas third Time i:i5
TIE second race. one and three sixteenif
miles tsluimau. won, swift second, Arunde
third. Time, Z Os14.
The third ra3e, one AND one, 5Onrth miles
Clinto9 stakes, Lady Primrose won, Miss Fore
second. Connem.re third. Time 2lOl{
The fourth race, one ant oue-eiRhth miles
LenoX won, Favor second, Joe Cotton third
Time, sol.
The ash race, fve-cighthsoe mile, for two,
year-olds Tarr&gan won, speediYels second
Monmouth third. Time, 10 y.
Inc sixth race, one miie, Mitchell won
Adrian second, Belmont third. Time, l:A
No RACING AT LOUISVILLE.
LouISyH lie, September 27th.-The races were
postponed to-day.
Y sterday's Ball Games.
DETROIT, september 27th.-De.-oit ;, Indian
apolis 3.
PHILipELi1In. - Philadelphia lS. Washing
ton Il.
CLEvELAND.-Cleyeland 4, Louisville ,
CiIICAGo.-No game. on account of rain
New YoRK.-New York 5, Boston To-
BRoOKLYN.-Brooklyn 1, Baltimore Z
PIIIlADELPHIA-Metropo 0, Athletics s.
Fruit Sales in New York.
NEW YORK, September 2zth-One of the
largest auction sales of California fruit that has
been held here for several weeks took place yes
terday. The fruit consisted OF 800 boxes of
lOk;ly grapes, Wnlc0 arrived IN excellent con-
dition. Considering the fact that large quanti-
ties of grapes are beingreceived daily from vine
yards near at hand, the prices obtained were
excellent. The grapes readily sold at prices
ranging from 81 10 70 81 20 a crate.
Union Veterans Encampment.
CLEVELAND, September 27th.-The second an
nual Encampment ofthe National Command of
Union Veterans was in session here to-day 1t
was decided to appoint committee to draft u
new pension bill for presentation to Congress-
: liaf fT-fac ctErnC raFa doc
auxiliary to the Union.
One More Death from Cholera.
New YORK, September 27th.-There was one
death to-day among the cholera-stTicken pas.
sengers of the Alesia, and another death is ex-
pected- The other patients are reported as do
ing well.
Distinguished Americans.
NEW YORK, September 21h.-Nine of Buffalo
Bills Wild West Indians arrived at Castle
Garden this morning on the steamer Wyoming
They could not stand the London fogs and were
sent home.
Chauncey NJ. Depew, President of the New
York Central Railway, arrivedv to-day from
Europe.
Doodle Trial Postponed.
CHICAGO, September 9th. - Commissioner
Wren, the convicted beoder, was brought into
Court to day on writ,of habeas corpus secured
by his attorney. The State was not prepared,
and the hearing was s-postponed.
Cardinal Gibbons in Chicago.
CHICAGO, septelnber27th.-Car Gibbons
is in the city to night. on his way to Portland,
Or, where he goes. to confer the pallium on
Archbishop Gross. He was given a reception
by the Archbishop to night, and goes to st. Paul
tomorrow.
Presidential Pardons.
WAsHISGToN, September 27th.-The President
has granted pardons to VIM. Brooks Jas FitZ-
gerald, Thomas Jack son. VIM. Henderson John
Palmer, Reuben Goius and George Harney, who
were convicted in arkansas last August for men
slaughter. The pardons are granted on the
ground that the cOnvicts had reason TO appre-
hend bodily harm from the men whom they
killed.
Electric Motor yascht.
NEW YORK, September 27th.-The steamer
State of Nebraska, which arrived thi, morning
from Glasgow, brought the yacht which is to
have an electric motor. 1t is the property of
George Westinghouse, the patentee of the air
brake.